N Seoul Tower Global Night Walk (N서울타워 글로벌 나이트워크)

2026-06-05

100-115 Hoehyeon-dong 1-ga, Jung-gu, Seoul
+82-2-554-9795

The N Seoul Tower Night Walk is a nighttime walking event that begins at Baekbeom Square and continues through the Seoul Education Research & Information Institute, Samsuni Stairs, Waryongmyo Shrine, Seokhojeong Pavilion, and the southern access road, before reaching N Seoul Tower Plaza. The program features an approximately 6-kilometer course, offering participants the opportunity to enjoy the night views of central Seoul and the surrounding landscapes of Namsan Mountain. Before and after the walk, a variety of programs are available, including warm-up stretching sessions, live performances, interactive events, checkpoint rewards, completion rewards, on-site activities, and the Namsan Night Market. Participants also receive commemorative items such as a functional T-shirt, LED armband, handkerchief, storage bag, finisher’s medal, certificate, and a coupon pack.

Ssokssokdeul-i Festival (국립극장 쏙쏙들이페스티벌)

2026-06-05

16 Heyri-ro, Tanhyeon-myeon, Paju-si, Gyeonggi-do
+82-31-870-9110

Ssokssokdeul-i Festival is a program organized by the National Theater of Korea’s Stage Arts Support Center, designed to make performing arts more accessible in everyday life. Held regularly throughout the year, it offers a variety of performances free of charge, creating greater opportunities for the public to engage with the arts in a relaxed and approachable setting. The festival takes place at the “Ssok” Experience Theater within the Stage Arts Support Center and features dynamic stages that can be enjoyed by audiences of all ages. Tickets for the performances are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis at the on-site information desk starting at 12:00 on the day of the performance. These tickets may close early depending on the number of seats available. With artists presenting distinctive styles across a range of popular genres, it creates a vibrant cultural space where different generations can come together and share the experience.

Busan Food Film Festa (부산푸드필름페스타)

2026-06-05

120 Suyeonggangbyeon-daero, Haeundae-gu, Busan
+82-51-710-6948

The Busan Food Film Festa is a unique cultural event that brings together film and food through a diverse range of programs and experiences. It offers an engaging platform where cinematic storytelling and culinary culture intersect. One of its signature programs, the Food Terrace, provides a setting to explore food-related themes in film while enjoying curated tastings guided by experts. The festival also features a flea market showcasing small businesses, a range of food trucks, and interactive programs such as pizza-making experiences suitable for families. With its rich blend of storytelling and gastronomy, the event offers a vibrant and memorable cultural experience.

Cheongju Pet Culture Event (청주시 반려동물 문화행사 )

2026-06-05

10 Deogam-gil, Naesu-eup, Cheongwon-gu, Cheongju-si, Chungcheongbuk-do
033-813-0333

The Cheongju Pet Culture Event “School Bell Ring Ring Ring” takes place on the spacious lawn of Chungbuk Health and Science University. The open setting provides a safe and comfortable environment where children can run freely, while professional programs organized by the Department of Pet Culture offer structured and engaging activities. The event creates opportunities for pet owners to connect with one another and participate in a variety of hands-on experience programs, all within the pleasant surroundings of the university campus. Designed with families in mind, it offers an inclusive atmosphere that welcomes visitors of all ages.

Pyeonghwa Ondam (평화온담)

2026-06-02

69 Dongtansunhwan-daero, Dongtan-gu, Hwaseong-si, Gyeonggi-do
+82-2-825-6781

“Peace On: Dam” in Dongtan is a cultural event designed to bring the theme of “peace,” which often feels distant, into everyday life. As part of the regional peace consensus-building project first launched by the Ministry of Unification in 2026, the event provides an opportunity to engage with the concepts of peace and unification in a familiar, local setting. Held near residential communities, the event invites residents to participate in a variety of cultural experiences, share stories with family and neighbors, and reflect on topics that are not often considered in daily routines. At the venue, visitors of all ages can enjoy a diverse lineup of hands-on programs, performances, and interactive activities. Through moments of laughter, creativity, and connection, “Peace On: Dam” fosters a warm and welcoming festival atmosphere that encourages a renewed appreciation for peace through small but meaningful experiences.

Gangbuk Baengmaek Festival (강북 백맥축제)

2026-05-08

45 Dobong-ro 97-gil, Gangbuk-gu, Seoul
+82-2-901-7253

The Baengmaek Festival, which has grown into a representative event of Gangbuk-gu since 2023, aims to help transform Uicheon Stream into a permanent night market and a cultural space centered along the stream. In line with Seoul’s efforts to develop attractions nearby the stream, the festival highlights the area’s scenic waterfront as its main venue. Bringing together local businesses and young entrepreneurs, the festival creates a welcoming space for people of all ages. Rather than focusing on big-name performers, it features a variety of busking acts and performances by local artists, encouraging community participation. It also expands opportunities for small businesses by offering spaces for traditional market foods and craft beer, helping vendors reach new customers.

Duwibong Azalea Festival & Mountain Range Festival (두위봉 철쭉축제&산맥페스티벌)

2026-05-08

44 Yemi 1-gil, Sindong-eup, Jeongseon-gun, Gangwon-do
+82-33-560-2635

During the Duwibong Azalea Festival & Mountain Range Festival, visitors can walk along azalea-lined mountain trails and unwind by clear valley streams during the day, then enjoy live performances and DJ sets in the evening. They can also visit the Arirang exhibition at the historic former National Land Development Corps building for a closer look at Jeongseon Arirang and the area’s local history. A range of hands-on activities, including wellness programs and bracelet-making, is available, along with beer and local food zones offering regional specialties and craft brews.

Sky Forest Trail Walking Festival (하늘숲길 걷기축제)

2026-05-07

265-1 High1-gil, Gohan-eup, Jeongseon-gun, Gangwon-do
+82-10-7426-5248

Sky Forest Trail Walking Festival (Haneulsupgil Walking Festival) is a family-friendly forest festival held along the Sky Forest Trail at an altitude of 1,300 meters. Visitors can explore the area’s rich natural environment, including native trees, wildflowers, insects, and various plant species, making it an especially enjoyable experience for children and families. The festival features well-maintained walking trails converted from former coal transport routes, offering safe trekking courses suitable for participants of all ages, along with forest-themed experiential programs. Surrounded by pristine nature, the festival provides a relaxing opportunity to unwind and enjoy healing time outdoors.

Gugak Performance Jinyeon (국악공연 진연)

2026-04-28

10 Insadong 5-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul
+82-2-953-0515

The gugak performance “Jinyeon, The Music of the Royal Banquet” offers a unique opportunity to experience the diversity of traditional Korean arts on a single stage. Set in an intimate venue designed in the style of a traditional Korean house, it allows for close interaction between the audience and performers. The program features a wide range of music performed on traditional instruments, spanning Korean music, K-pop, classical pieces, and world folk songs. As an all-in-one performance, it brings together elements of Korean culture, sound, instruments, and live performance into a single immersive experience.

Imsil N Rose Festival (임실N장미축제)

2026-04-28

50 Doin 2-gil, Seongsu-myeon, Imsil-gun, Jeonbuk-do
+82-63-643-8850

The Imsil N Rose Festival is a spring event held in the Rose Garden at Imsil Cheese Theme Park in Imsil-gun, Jeonbuk State. Set within a 65,705 ㎡ rose garden showcasing over 150 varieties and more than 22,000 rose plants, the festival is designed as a tourism-focused event that integrates performances, hands-on experiences, and food offerings. Featuring a rose-themed parade and performances, interactive programs, and local agricultural and specialty products, it seeks to provide visitors with a rich and engaging experience while supporting the local economy and strengthening the region’s tourism brand. As an inaugural festival, it also captures a unique sense of freshness and anticipation, offering an emotionally engaging springtime experience that encourages longer stays through immersive, rose-inspired content and participatory activities.

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